SECOND PERIODICAL TEST IN SCIENCE V

CONTENT DOMAINS

COGNITIVE LIFE SCIENCE TOTAL

DOMAINS

G People Animals Plants Ecosystem

R
A
IIII-II I IIII
FACTUAL D 12
KNOWLEDGE E

CONCEPTUAL
F IIII- IIII IIII IIII-IIII-IIII IIII IIII IIII - IIII 55
UNDERSTANDI
I -IIII
NG
V
REASONING E I
AND III I III 8
ANALYSIS

TOTAL 28 19 15 13 75
 SECOND PERIODICAL TEST IN SCIENCE V

KEY TO CORRECTIONS

1.C 41. A
2.D 42. B
3.A 43. B
4.B 44. B
5. C 45. A
6. C 46. A
7. A 47. A
8. B 48. C
9. A 49. B
10. B 50. D
11. A 51. D
12. A 52. C
13. C 53. A
14. D 54. A
15. D 55. B
16. B 56. C
17. B 57. C
18. C 58. A
19. B 59. A
20. A 60. A
21. A 61. C
22. A 62. A
23. B 63. A
24. B 64. B
25. D 65. A
26. B 66. D
27. D 67. B
28. A 68. A
29. D 69. A
30. A 70. B
31. A 71. A
32. C 72. B
33. B 73. A
34. A 74. D
35. A 75. B
36. D
37. A
38. A
39. C
40. B
 SECOND PERIODICAL TEST IN SCIENCE V

Name: ________________________ Grade & Section: _________________

Choose the letter of the best answer. Encircle only the letter of your choice.

1. What is the function of the reproductive system?

A. To supply the body with energy. C. To produce a living things like itself.
B. To help the bones and muscles move. D. To throw out body wastes.
2. Which of these organs has an end part covered by a lose flap of skin and maybe
removed by circumcision?
A. testes B. vas deferens C. urethra D. penis
3. How many egg cells mature every month?
A. 1 B. 2 C. 3 D. 4
4. Which organs in a girls body can make her a mother someday?
A. heart B. ovaries C. stomach D. lungs
5. How often does an egg cell mature and leave the ovary?
A. once a day B. once a week C. once a month D. once a year
6. A female is already capable of reproduction when she ____________
A. becomes 12 years old C. starts menstruating
B. becomes 20 years old D. reaches adulthood
7. If females sex cells and sex hormones produced in the ovaries, where do males sex
cells and hormones produce?
A. testes B. urethra C. penis D. vas deferens
Below are some reproductive organs:
I urethra III ovaries V testes VII epididymis
II scrotum IV fallopian tubes VI uterus VIII vagina
8. Using the above data, which organs belong to males only?
A. I, III, IV, V C. II, VI, VII, VIII
B. I, II, V, VII D. II, III, IV, VIII
9. What organ can be found both in males and females?
A. I B. II C. III D. IV
10. In which part does a fertilized egg stay and develops?
A. ovary B. uterus C. vagina D. cervix
11. What helps the sperm cells to move fast as they enter the females vagina?
A. Their tails C. Prostate gland secretion
B. Their eagerness to meet the egg cell D. Their numbers
12. Nocturnal emission sometimes called wet dreams is common to ________
A. Males at puberty stage C. Males at their infancy stage
B. Females at puberty stage D. Females at their menopausal stage
13. At which part fertilization may take place?

III
I
IV
II V
A. I B. II C. III D. IV

14. Using the same illustration, which produces the female sex cells?
A. I B. II C. III D. IV
15. How are identical twins formed?
A. Linkage of two egg cells
B. Division of two egg cells
C. Formation of two zygote from to egg and two sperm cells
D. Division of one zygote into two
16. Some females experience discomfort feelings during their menstruation, what do you
call this emotional anxiety?
 A. insanity B. mood swing C. uneasiness D. cramps
17. Johnny is already 16 years old, He experiences lots of changes in his body. What do
you think is responsible for this?
A. His personal desire C. His parents
B. His hormones D. Acquired from his peers
18. A fetus is unable to support himself for his/her development, what helps him to get
supply from his mother?
A. Through his mouth C. Through his umbilical cord
B. By his undeveloped hands D. Support from his mother
19. What gives oxygen to a developing embryo inside a womans uterus?
A. Umbilical cord C. Amniotic sac
B. Amniotic fluid D. Placenta
20. What happens to the umbilical cord after the baby is born?
I. The cord is cut to separate the baby from the mother.
II. It is tied and what remains of it will dry and fall off after a few days.
III. It is inserted back into the babys navel.
IV. It is wrapped around her body until it dries.
A. I and II B. II, III and IV C. II D. I and IV
21. Which is the male gonads?
A. penis B. scrotum C. testes D. vas deferens
22. When does a girl menstruate?
A. puberty C. infanthood
B. childhood D. adulthood
23. What takes place when the sperm and egg cell unite?
A. circumcision C. menstruation
B. fertilization D. ovulation
24. What brings about the changes among boys and girls during puberty?
A. ureters C. vitamins
B. hormones D. sex cells
25. What should a girl do when she is menstruating?
A. See a doctor. C. Acts as if she is sick.
B. Lie down in bed. D. Go about her usual activities.
26. At which phase of menstrual cycle fertilization may take place?
A. menstruation phase C. luteal phase
B. ovulation phase D. follicular phase
27. What happens when an egg cell matures?
A. circumcision C. menstruation
B. fertilization D. ovulation
28. Which of the following does NOT happen during puberty?
A. The girls voice becomes higher.
B. The girls hips become narrower.
C. The boys waist become narrower.
D. The boys muscles become stronger.

29. Which female animal lays eggs enclosed in a chalky shell?

A. frog B. snake C. mosquito D. bird
30. Which female animal lays eggs that hatch into larvae?
A. fruit fly B. snake C. bird D. kangaroo
31. Which organism does not produce an external egg as part of its life cycle?
A. dog B. parrot C. turtle D. insect
32. Which female animal gives birth to live young individuals?
A. mosquito B. frog C. mouse D. turtle
33. Which female animal lays eggs that are enclosed in a jelly-like material?
A. dragonfly B. frog C. chicken D. snake
34. What is the small, median chamber in frogs that is used to pass fecal matter,
urine and sperms?
A. cloaca B. urogenital C. anus D. penis
35. Which animal can regenerate and produce new individuals from a cut part of its
body?
A. sea star B. lizard C. fish D. frog
36. All of these reproduce asexually except one, which is it?
A. planarian B. starfish C. hydra D. cat
37. Which vertebrate nourishes its young with milk?
A. dugong B. toad C. kingfisher D. crocodile
38. Which animal completes its development inside the mothers body?
A. lion B. alligator C. frog D. grasshopper
39. Which animal lays eggs each enclosed in a leathery shell?
I. Pigeon III. Crocodile
II. Turtle IV. Toad
A. I and II B. I and III C. II and III D. III and IV
40. Which animal produces both eggs and sperm in the same individual?
A. dragonfly B. earthworm C. frog D. lizard
41. Which animal goes through the egg, larva, pupa, and adult stages in its life cycle?
A. butterfly B. grasshopper C. chicken D. frog
42. Which of these animals reproduce by external fertilization?
A. camel B. fish C. parrot D. bats
43. Which part of a butterflies determined their potential egg-laying sites?
A. proboscis B. legs C. wings D. abdomen
44. Why do birds classify as oviparous?
A. They are livebearers animals.
B. They are egg-laying animals
C. They are either livebearer or egg-laying animals.
D. None of these
45. Why do female mosquitoes only sucks blood of human or other animals?
A. for the development of their eggs.
B. for the nourishment of their body.
C. for their survival
D. for transferring diseases.
46. Why do animals reproduce?
A. to continue their existence. C. obligation to the species.
B. to get rid of unhealthy animals. D. to get food from its young.
47. In which animal does the process of budding occur?
A. hydra B. earthworm C. fish D. planaria
48. What do all female flowers have?
A. petals B. pollen C. pistil D. stamen

49. Which is the colorful part of most flowers?

A. sepals B. petals C. stamen D. pistil
50. Which part is NOT present in an imperfect flower?
A. petal or sepal C. anther or filament
B. pollen or sepal D. pistil or stamen
51. Which describes a papaya flower?
A. complete and perfect C. incomplete but perfect
B. complete and imperfect D. incomplete and imperfect
52. What type of pollination happens when the pollen grains are transferred from the
anther of a flower to the stigma of another flower in the same plant?
A. Cross pollination C. Self-pollination
B. Imperfect pollination D. perfect pollination
53. In which part of the plant does the embryo develop?
A. seed B. flower C. leaf D. stem
54. The corn grain is a monocot. How many cotyledons does it have?
A. one B. two C. none D. many
55. Why do we say that the mango reproduces sexually?
A. It develops suckers C. It can be propagated by grafting.
B. It grows from a seed. D. Its cuttings can develop into new plants
56. From which structure can potato be propagated asexually?
A. corn B. rhizome C. tuber D. bulb
57. Which members of the following pairs are NOT matched?
A. testa - seed C. pollen ovule
B. anther filament D. calyx sepals
58. Flowers like sunflowers make large amounts of tiny, light pollen grains that are
mostly pollinated by ____________.
A. Wind B. animals C. humans D. insects
59. Which of the following plants is grown from a bulb?
A. onion B. ginger C. potato D. kangkong
60. What is the colourful parts of flowers that protects the lower parts where seeds
are made?
A. Petals B. pistil C. sepals D. stamen
61. Where does the seed get its food supply?
A. cotyledon B. embryo C. endosperm D. radicle
62. Which of the following reproduce by means of spores?
A. fern B. mango C. pine tree D. banan
63. When is the intertidal zone covered with water?
A. at high tide C. during night time hours
B. at low tide D. during daylight hours
64. In which tidal zones do eel grass, algae, fish, shrimps, dolphin and more
survive?
A. Supratidal zone C. Intertidal zone
B. Subtidal zone D. Both A and B
65. Why do birds abundant in estuaries?
A. Birds can rest and look for food in estuaries.
B. It is their habitat.
C. It is their breeding places.
D. It is the place where they can get their mate.
66. Which is not considered a challenge in the intertidal zone?
A. moisture B. waves C. salinity D. water level
67. Animals in the intertidal zone have different adaptation for them survive, which
of these uses a root-like structure that attach to rocks or mussels thus keeping it
in place?
A. Snail B. kelp C. crab D. sponge

68. Salinity in the intertidal zone is higher as compared to other tidal zone. What
could be the reason for this?
A. Salt trapped in rocks pools evaporates, leaving behind salt deposits.
B. More salt solution in the intertidal zone than any other area.
C. Higher concentration of salt is carried by tides.
D. Animals contribute to salt production.
69. Which of these water environment considered as brackish water?
A. estuary B. ocean C. pool D. sea
70. What can damage life in estuary?
I. Land development III. Agricultural wastes
II. Industrial wastes IV. Proper wastes management
 A. I only C. II, III and IV
B. I, II and III D. I, II, III and IV
71. Why would it be advantageous to burrow oneself into the sand if you live in an
intertidal zone?
A. So you would not be carried away by the tide
B. So you can make a bigger home
C. So you can get more oxygen
D. So you can get food.
72. In many desert regions, water is diverted from streams and rivers to people in
cities. How does this affect the animals in the area?
A. The animals become more active in daylight hours.
B. The animals migrate to tropical rainforest.
C. The animals move closer to cities to get food
D. The animals stop searching for food and water
73. There are five major types of estuaries. How do they are classified?
A. based on how they are formed.
B. based on their shape.
C. based on their location
D. Both A and B
74. Which is one of the effect of global warming in estuaries?
A. water temperature increases
B. water temperature decreases
C. water level decreases
D. water level increases
75. When is intertidal zone exposed to air?
A. at high tide C. at rainy days
B. at low tide D. at sunny days